New member from Roanoke Virginia
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 3:14 pm
Greetings everyone. My name is Brandon Hall out of Roanoke, Virginia.
Here is a little background on me. I'm 26 years old and graduated from Wyotech in December of 2011 specializing in custom street rod and high performance chassis fabrication. Most of my experience is with Aerospace (seconds mostly) and automotive grade materials. I previously took classes that delved into the commercial/industrial structural fabrication and welding before attending Wyotech. Both great experiences from which I leaned a lot of valuable skills. I have been following Jody's videos for sometime now and learned some great tips and general information. I'm a big fan Jody, I definitely appreciate what you are doing.
I prefer TIG welding; however, I also have quite a bit of experience with MIG, SMAW, as well as Oxy-Acetelyne processes. I will post some pictures of weld samples here sometime soon, just as a "control" to reference from here on out. The majority of my experience, being trained within the automotive field, pertains to 1020 cold rolled steel and 6061-T6 aluminum.
My real passion lies with stainless and chrome moly which is the area that I want to improve in before moving onto more specific or technical materials, whatever those may be. Currently, my overall goal is to improve my skills across the board with as many processes as I can. I want to start a career with a major company like Northrop and Ingram, GE, ect, but I'm not going to limit my options and I sure most of the rest of you guys feel the same way. I am currently employed with Ford Motor Company; however, I would really like to get back into fabricating again.
Here is a little background on me. I'm 26 years old and graduated from Wyotech in December of 2011 specializing in custom street rod and high performance chassis fabrication. Most of my experience is with Aerospace (seconds mostly) and automotive grade materials. I previously took classes that delved into the commercial/industrial structural fabrication and welding before attending Wyotech. Both great experiences from which I leaned a lot of valuable skills. I have been following Jody's videos for sometime now and learned some great tips and general information. I'm a big fan Jody, I definitely appreciate what you are doing.
I prefer TIG welding; however, I also have quite a bit of experience with MIG, SMAW, as well as Oxy-Acetelyne processes. I will post some pictures of weld samples here sometime soon, just as a "control" to reference from here on out. The majority of my experience, being trained within the automotive field, pertains to 1020 cold rolled steel and 6061-T6 aluminum.
My real passion lies with stainless and chrome moly which is the area that I want to improve in before moving onto more specific or technical materials, whatever those may be. Currently, my overall goal is to improve my skills across the board with as many processes as I can. I want to start a career with a major company like Northrop and Ingram, GE, ect, but I'm not going to limit my options and I sure most of the rest of you guys feel the same way. I am currently employed with Ford Motor Company; however, I would really like to get back into fabricating again.